Just like VR mod to original HF2 this is a very good adaptation to VR

Very good VR adaptation, and a very good game that deserved it.

Rhytm based "shooter" type of game with nice music an a neat feeling of being a sharpshooter.

Came to this game expecting ITR but indoors, got what I wanted + a nice story mode (only one chapter available yet, but sitll fun).

It's probably my second most favorite VR game after Alyx. Extremely immersive and atmospheric.

Simplistic, repetitive follow witcher senses simulator. Nice story though.

Overall this demo is full of improvements compared to the original gothic, especially the looks and the sounds, and I'd totally love to see this game release one day, however there are fields it could use more work in my opinion, like:

The combat system being too slow and 1vs1 centered, I wish they'd add soft locking and make it more dynamic.
Overall controls need to be more responsive.
Colony doesn't feel hostile, in both fauna and interactions with colony dwellers.
UI is console oriented, mouse is not supported in the menus, and items are presented in a list instead of a grid.

The game rocks, fast paced RTS combat with lots of territory/resources/units management and micro controlling, interesting story and beautiful graphics. Quite addictive.

Absolutely shocked by the quality of this game, considering it's made by a team of ~30 people. It has obvious flaws, like textures resolution, animations - that don't matter to me, it's combat could use a re-design, since hitboxes and reach of weapons are very unbalanced.

But it's positive sides totally overweight the negative - it has a ridiculously huge open world where every piece of it was hand crafted, every piece of loot hand placed and fun to explore. Quests with multiple ways to solve, sides to take, skill checks, 3 factions to join. Combat, while extremely janky, has a lot of variation and the difficulty is very high, especially since you start as a weakened character who can barely protect himself from lesser creatures. It also doesn't cater to casuals as much, if you want markers for your quest, you will have to activate each marker manually, otherwise most of the quests give enough information to be solved without them (especially if you explore thoroughly). Also don't expect level zones or anything, monsters live in their habitats, so meeting a strong monster in the beginning is very likely, you have tools to escape them though - sprinting and jetpack.

3 episodes completed - 3.7 hours on record. The quality and everything is good, typical TellTale, but with every new season episodes get shorter and shorter and I also don't see any room for replayability either. Only buy this on sale.